How Curvature Shapes the World Around Us
Scientists have developed a new framework for understanding how active materials behave when they are forced to live on curved...
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Scientists have developed a new framework for understanding how active materials behave when they are forced to live on curved...
Bubbles may look simple, but at the boundary where air meets water, forces that are invisible at everyday scales can...
For dolphins living along Florida’s Atlantic coast, the ocean is far more than a physical landscape. It is an acoustic...
A new study has brought scientists one step closer to building artificial cell communities that can sense signals, reorganize themselves...
Copper sulfide catalysts may look chemically stable in the laboratory, but new research suggests that their surfaces are constantly being...
Kyoto, Japan — A new study has identified a rare magnetic transition in which the familiar rules of mean-field theory...
Biochar may look like little more than charcoal, but inside its carbon-rich structure it can harbor chemically active species that...
Hydrochar, a carbon-rich material made by processing wet plant biomass in hot, pressurized water, may have a hidden defense system...
ITHACA, N.Y. — A region of the North Atlantic often treated as a supporting player in the ocean’s vast circulation...
Tertiary amines are among the most common structural features in biologically active molecules, appearing in medicines, natural products and chemical...
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